“The next landmark in a narration of the history of federal courts and of federal building is the commitment by Congress to replace, expand, and renovate hundreds of courthouse facilities.”
Renovation, Rent and William Rehnquist
- Court Design Guides
- Rescaling the Proportions
- Routing Circulation to Avoid Contact
- Dedicated Courtrooms
- Negotiating Rent and Space
- Cutting into the Judicial Dollar
- Inter-Agency, Inter-Branch Oversight or Intrusion
- “Rent Relief”
- A Courtroom of One’s Own
- Judicial Political Acumen and Incongruity: The Rehnquist Judiciary’s monuments to Federal Adjudication
“Art-in-Architecture”
- Selecting Community-Friendly Art to “stand the test of time”
- Collaborative Diversity
- Quietly Quizzical: Tom Otterness in Portland, Oregon and Jenny Holzer in Sacramento, California
- “Plop art” and Building Norms